"ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'bloodyAD.cli_modules'" in BloodyAD 0.1.9

[jsdhasfedssad]

Hi,

I saw your new DNS functionalty and wanted to test that but using BloodyAD 0.1.9 errors for me. I can't even exeute "bloodyAD -h". See below.

I installed BloodyAD as per your instructions. Is it only me or is something broken?

Thanks!

[CravateRouge]

Thank you for telling me, I totally forgot to set the package structure accordingly. Should be solved with 0.2.0.

[jsdhasfedssad]

Sorry but I get different yet similar error in version 0.2.0.

[CravateRouge]

How did you install it?

[jsdhasfedssad]

I copied your release tagged 10, unpacked it then installed it as per your instructions here in a virtual environment.

[CravateRouge]

Could you detail the commands you did? Something like tar -xvf and pip install v0.2.0/.? I ask you that because using pip install bloodyad works on a clean environment.

[jsdhasfedssad]

Sure.

I copied your release tagged 10 (zip) then I unpacked it using the GUI of the file manager Thunar (default in Kali). I then did the below (taken from the command history):

[CravateRouge]

I can't reproduce your bug even doing exactly what you did. Try to just pip install bloodyAD on a clean environment. Should work

[CravateRouge]

You can retry with the new version (v0.2.1), I didn't make packaging changes but who knows! (And don't forget to check you have cli_modules directory under bloodyAD directory)

[jsdhasfedssad]

I don't know what to believe anymore... For what it is worth, if I clone main and install it in a virtual environment using your instructions, running BloodyAD fails from within the virtual environment but not from outside it after deactivating the virtual environment.

But... if I install release 1.8.0 into a virtual environment and install it using your instructions, running BloodyAD from within the virtual environment works...

[jsdhasfedssad]

Update. I managed to get main to work from within a virtual environment. One need to execute "pip install six" from within the virtual environment. I can see that that dependency is missing from the file "requirements.txt".

This also explains why main works from outside the virtual environment, Kali probably has "six" installed by default and why 1.8.0 works since that does not need the dependency "six".

[CravateRouge]

I forgot to correctly remove this dependency, should be fixed with d816138 thanks for pointing it out!

[jsdhasfedssad]

Great! I can confirm that this now works.

For anyone running BloodyAD in a virtual environment, you likely need to force execution of BloodyAD in the virtual environment using "python3 bloodyAD.py" instead of "bloodyAD".